Name Your Poison (“Whitchy”) is the first cria out of Passion’s Poison, and she is already showing the kind of fleece quality that makes a future foundation female. Her second 2026 histogram is excellent: a Grade 1 AFD with an SD of 4.0, and the standout trait—her remarkable staple length of 123 mm. Both her dam and sire carry strong staple-length genetics, and Whitchy clearly expresses that strength in her yearling fleece.
We expect Whitchy to mature into another gifted white foundation female for our program—unless she sells first as seed stock, which her EPD profile fully supports.
Her phenotype is at breed standard, with only a slight limb angulation that is completely acceptable in a yearling. The long staple is the first thing you notice, but what’s inside that staple is even better: bright white fiber with a lovely handle, minimal primary-to-secondary variation, and only 1.0% medullation. Because we are actively working to reduce medullation in our herd, Whitchy aligns well with our long-term breeding goals.
Her fleece weight EPD is ay the 30th percentile—respectable, though not yet at our ranch standard. However, her actual 2026 fleece weight of 10.0 pounds before age two suggests that her EPD for fleece weight will improve as she matures. A breeding to Majestic Man will easily bring her into our ranch’s elite fleece-weight range.
We fully intend to show her again this fall, as her yearling fleece and phenotype deserve to be seen in the ring.
If you’d like photos, fiber data, or have questions about Whitchy, feel free to call or email anytime.
